Corporate Counsel
...Adjustments to the life of a patent can be made when the PTO takes longer than the decreed amount of time guaranteed by the Patent...
...would allow more businesses, including technology start-ups, to request that the PTO review the patents asserted against them before the lawsuit continues in court...
Microsoft Corp. has launched an online "Patent Tracker" tool that allows anyone to search for and view the company's patents
Lawyers disagree on the ultimate impact of the historic shift
Asians are catching up in multisector patent race
Microsoft Corp. has launched an online "Patent Tracker" tool that allows anyone to search for and view the company's patents
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...to contend with global prior art and prepare to fight in new PTO proceedings during and after the patent examination process under the new first...
...posted her remarks from the PTO forum and other thoughts on the ...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...posted her remarks from the PTO forum and other thoughts on the ...
Two U.S. Congressmen are once again taking on so-called "patent trolls" with the reintroduction of the SHIELD Act, a bill that would force non-practicing entities that sue for patent infringement to
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